Zoox readies for robotaxi service in Las Vegas

Zoox is ramping up a 190,000-square foot depot on the southwest side of Las Vegas. It will serve as the hub of operations when the Amazon subsidiary begins robotaxi service later this year. — Zoox is ramping up a 190,000-square-foot depot on the southwest side of Las Vegas. It will serve as the hub of operations when the Amazon subsidiary begins robotaxi service this year. (PETE BIGELOW/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

January 07, 2025 05:42 PM

LAS VEGAS — Robotaxis have become a familiar sight along the Las Vegas Strip for the better part of a decade as part of CES demonstrations and test fleets that contain human backups.

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